This was a return visit that was much overdue. If you don't know about the Benedictine Brewery and…read moreyou love artfully hand crafted beer? You need to become acquainted. The monks of the Mount Angel Benedictine Abbey are practicing a centuries old tradition... As part of their daily observation of life, they brew beer. Let me tell you it is absolutely outstanding. The grounds are breathtaking, on a little hillside outside of Mount Angel, just under an hour south Portland. I highly recommend that you take one of the more scenic drives instead of just blasting down I-5, but you do you. It's not a restaurant per se. But there are snacks. And there is a large selection of beer. My partner and I already knew that we had no idea what we wanted because we want everything and that would make driving home extremely difficult. So we opted for the only logical choice: the sampler Their sampler boards come with either four or five slots, and they provide a 4 ounce pour into the sampler glass. We each got a five spot board, and two additional drinking glasses so that we could pour splits, and were thus able to sample 10 of the brews on tap. We also decided that snacks were in order so we got the spinach, artichoke dip, times two. You order at the counter and when your order is prepared, you are called and can pick it up. It's a very simple set up, harkening back to a simpler time in many ways. Some of the taps vary seasonally. Some of them are occasionally just out. I can't tell you what you're going to find. But I can tell you if the Hairshirt, the Half Cloak, and the Little Tyrant are on tap? You definitely want to sample those. This is not typical mid-grade Portland IPA... These are exceptional brews across a variety of styles Highly recommended! I go down every time I get a chance and suggest that you might want to consider that as well

My husband and I did a flight of all ten beers. All were interesting, while some were excellent. I…read morewould come back again if in the area.

This place is owned and operated by a US Marine veteran. He's apparently the chief cook and bottle…read morewasher. He takes the orders, cooks the food, brings it out and cleans up after. Lot of get up and go here! The do have other items on the menu but come here for the burgers which are outstanding! Everything from a basic burger which is pretty filling to a four 1/4 pound patty burger with all the trimming that will send your bp into orbit. They also serve craft beer here of course. It is Mount Angel after all. Not a huge seating area but it was empty when our group of six showed up. Plenty of street parking unless Oktoberfest is going on. Good comfort food, generous portions at decent prices. Definitely worth a visit to check it out.

Simply the BEST! Dre is amazing! Once he took over this place from my dear friend, he has taken it…read moreto the next level! The food is incredible and the pricing is even better!

This is a great dive bar and very much to my liking. It's been here forever, or for at least as…read morelong as I've been coming to Mt Angel. It's pretty much a locals hangout but the staff and patrons are friendly towards outsiders and even greasy Bikers like me. Good selection of beers. The menu is limited so I usually go with fish and chips or a burger. They do run specials and you can never go wrong ordering a special. There's several good saloons in Mt Angel which is not surprising. The burb is sort of the beer capitol of Oregon. 30 miles south of Portland and 20 miles north of Salem so handy enough to get to. But you are really out in the country here. Just getting here and back is a very nice ride. Well, until you hit I-5.

Absolutely TERRIBLE experience…read more I honestly don't even know how an experience this ridiculous happens. First, my party had to wait about 10 minutes just to get acknowledged by a bartender before we could even order. Once we finally got served, I ordered a beer and spent some time playing video poker, talking with people, cheering others on, and having a good time. For the record, I had TWO beers the entire time I was there. I was not drunk. I wasn't loud. I wasn't causing problems. I wasn't being disrespectful. I was actually having a genuinely good time. Then, out of nowhere, Dustin kicked me out. Apparently, because I bumped into a quarter machine, I was suddenly told that I had an "attitude" toward the poker machines. What?! I was sitting there playing, laughing, talking with people, giving people high fives, telling them good job when they won, and cheering them on even when I wasn't winning myself. I was enjoying myself and had a positive attitude the entire time. Yet somehow I was the problem. What made the situation even worse was that I wasn't even given the opportunity to properly finish up and pay my tab. I was simply told to leave and told not to come back for the rest of the week. No reasonable explanation. No conversation. Just "leave." And I did. I left without causing a scene because, unlike what I was apparently accused of, I wasn't there looking for trouble. I've been coming to Tiny's at least once a month for a beer, to gamble a little, socialize, cheer people on, and enjoy myself. I've had plenty of positive experiences with the other bartenders, which is why this interaction was so disappointing. But today was easily the absolute WORST experience I've ever had there. I genuinely wish there had actually been a legitimate reason for kicking me out. If I had been drunk, obnoxious, yelling, disrespectful, or actually causing problems, then fine--I'd understand being asked to leave. But that wasn't what happened. I had TWO beers. I was respectful. I was having fun. I was talking to people. I was cheering for other people. I was laughing and giving high fives. I wasn't causing a scene. And somehow I'm the one who gets kicked out and accused of having an "attitude." Being thrown out over something as ridiculous as apparently bumping a quarter machine, without even being given a real explanation, was incredibly frustrating and embarrassing. Dustin, you handled this terribly. You turned what should have been a normal night out into an experience that has completely changed how I feel about coming back. So, congratulations. Tiny's has officially lost a regular customer. TINYS -- NO MORE. And Dustin? You suck. Period.

Food was great; service could be improved. When we arrived it was getting busy and it got busier…read morewhich meant service was going to change. We ordered one of the sausages with a side of onions, saukerkraut plus cole slaw plus tater tots. After our meal we decided to do some shopping for sausages. Fun time to decide what we wanted.

Spatzel: cold, no flavor Pork Schnitzel: greasy AF…read moreBeans were fine 1 pint of beer. $8.00 F that! Noisy workers putting together a service cart (noisily) and dropping f bombs. Only went there because only place open on Monday...

I joined some friends for a night of music by Rich McCloud. It's a spacious and bright…read moreestablishment that offers a variety of regional ciders and beers. Food varies upon the featured food trucks. While there, friends enjoyed sharing a supreme pizza. Amidst the multiple drink options, there were only two canned non-alcoholic brews to choose from. Unfortunate as the climate of sobriety continues to gain popularity. The featured musician was outstanding, but I think the lack of acoustic sound proofing, mood lighting, and loud talkers distracted from his performance. There should be some sort of separation of those there to enjoy the music and others there to visit out of respect for the performer. Additionally, the poster misspelled his name and had no address (I ended up at another location). Small but notable gaffes.

Really good beer selection and delicious taco cart. Friendly and helpful service. The Turkish stout…read moreis different with a lot of flavor. The carnitas are made fresh on site.

Fantastic burger and beer stop after the falls trail in the state park. Friendly small town vibe.read more

Returned a year later Saw several reviews stating the burger…read morewas good Maybe my burger a year ago was a fluke and just a bad day Ok I order the cheeseburger "Fresh ground beef" Unfortunately the burger was the same a before Dry, dense packed To make matters worse, this time the bun was over toasted to a point it was desiccated and crumbly like panko bread crumbs Don't order the burger unless you don't mind something mediocre So disappointing

Molalla's best kept secret. Great place that no one knows. Over 40 taps include ciders and wines…read more Full menu from place next door. NO CROWDS. LOTS OF ROOM. BIG SCREEN TV's. Electronic beer marquee for you UnTapped users. Nice bar. 6 dollar flight. If you want to get out of town, this is the place. Take the back roads and enjoy the Forrest.

They have 40 taps from my favorite breweries Crux, Sculpin, Elysian, Boneyard, Barley Browns and…read moreAnderson Valley to name a few. Molalla needed a place with good beer. I like to try all of the new beers as they come in. Staff are awesome too.

Great selection of tasty brews, and some ciders. Nice ambience, staff very friendly. Have to bring…read moreyour food but lots of good choices close to choose from.

Great place to get your beer fix. They have a great selection of local brews. The prices are…read morereasonable too

We were so happy we found this place! We had delicious cold…read morebeer, crazy-inexpensive-tasty street tacos and quesadilla, and any football game we requested. It was admittedly pretty quiet at noon on Sunday, but it was nice to chat with the friendly sweet bartender. Will definitely go back if we get back to Albany.

Great beer selection and service The food is find of hit…read moreand miss Have had some good food there but I have been disappointed with some of it

Excellent food and beer Hef-e-metal. Best coleslaw I've ever eaten in a restaurant. Excellent…read moreBBQ. Gluten free pizza was very good. Clean and tidy. Great waitstaff. Highly recommend!

Shades of Brew Brewery surfaced since my last trip to Salem and so going here was a treat as it was…read morea new brewery to me and I love going to ones that I haven't been to! This brewery here is pretty chill and relaxed, at least the day when I was here it was. For this brewery I had the Italian Job which was an Italian Pilsner. It was decent and I had no complaints about it. I am kind of picky with this type of pilsner and felt like I have come across a bit better ones in my brewery adventures but it was still pleasant and refreshing. Flavor features in this beer are biscuity with a crisp finish. As I mentioned it was a refreshing and a good beer to have during the summer heat.